He emphasized that Kyrgyzstan has successfully resolved border issues with its neighbors, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, and is now focusing on supporting defense structures. In this regard, the construction of new residential and service buildings is planned in remote and border areas to create comfortable conditions for military personnel and their families.
Tashiev noted: "You have served in the most difficult conditions and in the most challenging areas. Many of you have lost your comrades, and others have been injured. Nevertheless, thanks to your dedication, we have been able to maintain the security and integrity of the state. Now that the border issue is resolved, we can establish barriers. All of this has been made possible by your service, and that is why the state is obliged to take care of you."
Tashiev paid special attention to the families of military personnel, especially the wives who support their husbands in their challenging service and often relocate with their children. For them, 64 apartments with necessary conditions have been built.
The head of the GKNB also noted that the city of Sulukta has long been neglected by the authorities. While new homes are being built for military personnel, civil servants such as teachers and doctors also need support. In this regard, three of the 64 apartments will be allocated to medical workers.
